#### This is written for Python 2.7

### Debug this simple game program. The game should generate a random number between 0 and 100 ### when the user hits Enter. The user can stop the game by typing "Stop". ### A score over 50 should result in a win.

import random

roll = raw_input("Press Enter to Spin the Wheel or Type ""Stop""!") prize = random.randint(0,100)

while roll == " ": print ("You're number is(prize)!") if prize < 50: print "Sorry, you didn't win. Try again" if prize > 50: print "Congratulations! You're a winner!" if roll == "Stop": print "Thank you for playing" else: print "Well, so long!"

## I have fixed several of the errors, but I cannot get it to continue to play as long as the user wants to play. I also do not know how to get it to display the number that it randomly picks.

### Locate and fix the multiple syntax errors """I no longer get syntax errors."

Ensure that the multiple loops/flow control statements function properly """ I am pretty sure they are not functioning right. """

Edit the code to account for case-sensitivity of the Stop command """ Stop as it is does not even stop the program"""

Account for the edge case of 50 being neither a win nor a loss

Include a brief summary of your debugging process and the errors you corrected